For a alimony case is it better to settle out of court or go to trail
A trial is a long and very costly road to take. It is always preferable to come to a settlement that is fair and reasonable top both parties. ...
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A trial is a long and very costly road to take. It is always preferable to come to a settlement that is fair and reasonable top both parties. ...
There are too many questions for any attorney to give you an answer without getting further information. I suggest you consult with an attorney...
Yes you can. You should talk to an attorney about the facts of your case abd filing a motion.
You should immediately seek an attorney's advice. There are specific grounds for an annulment under the law, which you need to discuss in detail...
He has to consent or you would have to file a motion. In the alternative he can wait until he is 18 and then he can do it himself.
Based on what your have told me you shouldn't have to. However, it would be necessary for me or any attorney to review your agreement. I suggest...
You can seek that relief. The sanctions could be the payment of your counsel fees. I suggest you consult with an attorney immediately.
In most cases a child going to live away from home while attending college will give the non-custodial parent the right to have child support...
As long as there is no restraining order in place (or an order of the court in the divorce) your wife cannot prohibit you from entering a home...
Financially it likely will nitty matter but it could affect custody issues.